Difference between revisions of "JP Multimedia Entertainment"
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JP Multimedia Entertainment, commonly credited as JP Co., Ltd., was a Japanese video game developer notable for producing LaserDisc-based software for the Sega Mega LD.
Softography
Mega LD
- Zapping "Satsui" (1994) (as JP Multimedia Entertainment)
- Dr. Paolo no Totteoki Video (1994) (as JP Multimedia Entertainment)
- Back to the Edo (1994) (as JP Multimedia Entertainment)
- 3D Virtual Australia (1995) (as JP Multimedia Entertainment)